Jannik Sinner Just Proved AGAIN Why He's The Best Player On The Tour

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[@Yusukeyuyu]

Stareoids.

[@francescojsb]

​@@Yusukeyuyu 1d10t

[@ליהלי-צ8נ]

Thanks fot this impressive analysis.Sinner is outstanding in his game and personality.

[@callerika]

Sinner is a winner in court and off court, he is a wonderful human being and deserves to be world No 1 very mature for his age

[@stefano7696]

best analyses on the final I have seen, professional, very clear, great job

[@nicolaswhitehouse3894]

Sinner has reached a level where he needn’t to play at his absolute best to win grand slam titles. His only loss in the tour thus far has been due to physical exhaustion, which is his only aspect he really needs to improve.

[@epsilonbeta4877]

It was not physical exhaustion, it was stress coming from the contamination issues he faced in the months after Indian Wells. Luckily now he'll be in the best shape again.

[@patrizioorru772]

It was physical exhaustion at the Roland Garros and lack of sleep at Wimbledon

[@thomaswinter4859]

Amazing what steroids can do for you

[@qqaswalum376]

💉💉💉💉

[@kingcuckoo]

It's not just that he's that good. There is not enough second tier stars that can win a Grand Slam if a top level(sinner, alcaraz, djokovic) player isn't up to the task in a final. For example murray, wawrinka, cilic, delpotro, theim could win slams if one of the big 3 aren't playing too well. Medvedev kind of fills that role but he is just one guy.

[@jkmertz7140]

Anyone who writes that Sinner is doped is essentially one of the following categories: either he is a hater of his, or a toxic fan of others, or a troll who only wants to provoke, or someone who speaks by hearsay without knowing the facts, the rules and the ITIA documents. The ruling of the independent tribunal, with the positive opinion of experts including WADA itself, says that "there is no fault or negligence on Sinner's part for the double positivity to Clostebol". Between the notification of the suspension in April and the ruling in August Sinner was able to play because he filed an urgent appeal bringing evidence of his innocence, an appeal that was accepted given the evidence in his favor, all those who complain of preferential treatment either did not file an appeal in time or did not have sufficient evidence to have it accepted. The mistake, in any case not his, still cost him 400 ATP points and more than 300 thousand dollars, the prizes of Indian Wells. This does not mean that he was at fault, but it is provided for by the rules when there is a positive even if it is not your fault and is independent of any disqualifications. The facts that demonstrate his innocence: - A billionth of Clostebol is equivalent to the tip of a teaspoon in an Olympic swimming pool, ridiculous to think that it is doping and not contamination. - All tests before and after Indian Wells are negative, Sinner has done more than 20 in the last year, in addition to the biological passport that proves nothing strange. - Clostebol was used by East German weight lifters in the 80s, since then many other better substances have been used for doping - There have been several cases identical to Sinner's due to Trofodermin, those in which there was neither fault nor negligence had the same outcome as Sinner (for example the one mentioned by many Bortolotti), the difference is that not being famous and not having enemies they did not create a stir. I know that like flat-earthers many will continue undaunted, fortunately they do not count for anything and will remain confined to some social media, I should say that I feel sorry for them but I would be lying.

[@dionisioag3741]

​@nearlysolvent806 Let's see if I can guess which of the categories described in the initial comment you belong to.

[@epsilonbeta4877]

@nearlysolvent806 Serbia x avoiding doping tests // a collaboration by Nole.

[@catomaior8911]

Thank you for sharing the facts

[@FabioSangiorgi-vu5eg]

​@nearlysolvent806We are happy to see you troubled. Cry harder next time.

[@guyzer7006]

@nearlysolvent806looooserr…good night..bye bye!

[@Paneking95]

His consistency and mental strength are impressive. Even on his worst days, he still plays too well for most players, which is why he's up there, so far ahead of everyone else. The interesting battles will be against Alcaraz when both are playing their best. 🔥

[@fabriziomanni6890]

Jannik is a golden boy, an exceptional person, and his mental strength is incredible-a true Champion. Despite all the physical issues and immense stress, he won 6 tournaments in 2024: 2 Slams, 2 ATP 1000s, and 2 ATP 500s. He’s also the youngest tennis player in the world to have won both the Australian Open and the US Open in the same year. Congratulations Jannik, full steam ahead!!!

[@mcmb19]

I come from the future: he has won also the Nitto Finals and Davis Cup (and the 6 king slam, but it was not official), for a total of 79 matches, 73 won and 6 lost. Not too bad.

[@danielmacdonald9287]

Jannik has become a monster this year.

[@lourvefajardo359]

Like you, I’m also super impressed with Sinner and Alcaraz 😊

[@armchairdetective1214]

Sinner is brilliant and so unstoppable.

[@Bigbergs30]

The O’Connell match breakdown has me wanting a breakdown of one-handed vs two-handed backhands. I’m curious about the mechanics of each and the advantages and disadvantages of each. From a casual perspective it seems like there aren’t many advantages of a one-handed backhand which makes me question why players on tour use that technique. Love the videos.

[@theodorekim4193]

Second! yes I agree that Sinner is the best player in the world! I think that now, he has even more potential than Carlos Alcaraz.

[@mobbiekeys1582]

Yeah more potential in terms of how much consistent Sinner is compared to Alcaraz, but then again Alcaraz proves to be such a clutch player. Love both of them !!

[@echochamber1234]

on fast hard courts, yes. not so much on grass, clay, and slow hard courts

[@CasparAbbott-cq8hy]

@@echochamber1234 he's better on grass than Alcaraz

[@dorothysmith3205]

If he's better on grass than Carlos why didn't he win Wimbledon. Carlos has 2Wimbledons. Are you forgetting that. I'm a fan of my Carrot 🥕 Head and Carlos. I just want them to win. Just like Rafa and The Fed. ​@@CasparAbbott-cq8hy

[@echochamber1234]

@@CasparAbbott-cq8hy so why is Alcaraz at 2 Wimbledons and Sinner at 0. the latter hasn't even made it to a final.

[@joserol4479]

in my opinion Sinner has better physical, mental and technical balance than Alcaraz and any other player in the court

[@MarK-ly2ml]

This is Just ridiculous

[@AlanRR121]

But somehow still less successful than someone whos 2 years younger

[@MarK-ly2ml]

@@AlanRR121 Exactly

[@ST-ek6lf]

But alcaraz' risky talent dependent shots separate him from rhe rest including sinner. Sinner needs to improve more to outrun Alcaraz . BecUse surprise is not sinner's weapon

[@balsabozovic4510]

​@@ST-ek6lfand yet alcaraz has 4 slams and a silver medal while being 2 years younger and doesnt dope

[@ivanbraidi]

The Big Two era will be majestic. Let's hope that they stay healthy and productive as long as possible.

[@marcellocuoghi1069]

This guy is tough, it takes iron mindset to get it fine as he did over these months

[@billiey36]

He was already mentally tough. Imagine how something like this has toughened him up even more. He even said in one interview that it was one of the reasons he has been winning so much lately. He is using it for fuel.

[@davidviner5783]

...crystal clear beyond a doubt...is a very confident prediction. Providing. of course, that there are no injuries.

[@noelinecumming4963]

Sinner you the man well done keep up your good tennis.

[@scognamiglio1969]

Sinner is a great man and a great athlete! ❤

[@benreeve6094]

On Draper's condition in semifinal match against Sinner: I trust that he's telling the truth about the nerves being a big factor. Butterflies in the stomach is a real thing but i have another theory. Could Jack maybe have been suffering from a bit of heat exhaustion? Heavy sweating (more than usual), nausea and weakness and sudden fatigue are all symptoms. He was trying so hard to get cool in the changeovers but didn't seem to be able to. I'm not a medical professional so this is speculative, but I've struggled with the heat myself and the way he looked on court immediately stuck out to me as similar to how I've looked on a couple of occasions. As for the kit, hes a big guy. He's 6'4" and broad in the shoulders as well. Maybe the reason hes going for a baggier top is because size L was a little too restrictive but XL is maybe a bit big on him since he's fit? Or maybe it's just style. I'd say go with a tank top or go sleeveless if he's getting caught up on the serve but that's very much up to preference. Overall Jack seems like a great guy and I love his Tennis. Can't wait to see him in top form next time!

[@billiey36]

Apparently Jack is a very sweaty guy anyway and it was very humid that day. But Jack himself said that nerves played a part in his physical condition, so it could've been a combination of things.

[@terrenceolivido741]

i do not watch modern tennis but i like to listen to this guy. i think he is legit and easy to listen and look at.

[@hyperborea6589]

Paul had the right words about Sinner, he talks about the quality of the ball in his racket, in my opinion backcourt strikers like Yannick have the best potential for improve.

[@RandomThings1311]

Omd people need to relax about this. By the way I love the video, very constructive and informative.

[@catherinebell122]

Sinner is a wonderful model for tennis!🎾

[@EJohnD-ou9ss]

Doping model.

[@paolablanc7605]

​@@EJohnD-ou9ssnon è doping, sei ignorante e non sai di cosa parli. Sono tutte menzogne.

[@adrianam1009]

Unfortunately he has a cloud that it last forever.

[@paolablanc7605]

@@EJohnD-ou9ss it's not a doping model. It's innocent. Unfortunately there's nothing to do for your stupidity

[@white_lancer5339]

Taylor was always going to be an underdog against Sinner, but he looked tired from the start, perhaps because of the 5-setter against Tiafoe. Great tournament and season from him, though, hope he builds off it!

[@kensheat6323]

Great analysis. Sinner the most consistent man on tour both technically and mentally. Despite being a pretty sensitive guy how he came through the whole doping controversy without imploding is a credit to his mental toughness. Alcaraz is the more brilliant of the two but you dont see Sinner losing to sub 20 ranked players. How Alcaraz lost to van de Zanschulp still amazes me.

[@kevinnguyen1543]

Sinner is the up-and-coming 🐐

[@lulumimi09]

i loveeee jack’s oversized shirt but i find it funny how everyone is pointing out how big his shirt is🤣 i like oversized fashion so his shirt is a no problem for me!

[@kathysteiner9468]

Sinner is my favorite, even though I'm American

[@ankevanzyl1982]

Thank you as always!!! ❤❤

[@CO0k3]

Sinner in two years will have 3 Australian open 0 Roland garros 1 Wimbledon 2 us opens

[@love4kmusic88]

never wimbledon

[@guidodelgiudice5]

Give me 6 numbers please 🙏🏻. 1 to 49. Amma play da lottery

[@souvikkhankari5200]

In three years he will win all four grand slams

[@blueice2004]

He's more like a murray than a novak imo. a murray that doesn't have to worry about novak!

[@CJMcMullet]

Since when did Austria hold a grand slam? 😉😂

[@mymomso]

SINNER THE GOAT

[@sameerkashyap1750]

Sinner beat 4 Americans himself😭😭

[@t-k-mohamed7121]

All of your videos are incredible

[@deonatongpalen6502]

The new generation best player❤

[@giuliomarzichilenzi-2893]

Can you do a deep dive about sakkari pls

[@jojipinzon1]

I think one of the stimuli for Sinner’s desire to win is the doping situation. He must win not only to reinforce his dominance but also to somehow lessen the negative effect of the situation and lessen the haters’ hostility. DId Kyrgios say anything more after won.? Sinner has the mind of steel which he set to work hardest in times like these. Cheers, #JannikSinner!,! You possess not only the athlete with the mightiest tactics and craft but also the athlete with highest EQ among them. 🧡

[@Wellingtonfun]

What's going on with Rublev will he ever win a grand slam does he need coaching change?

[@BetazedCoons]

I like him, but I think he needs a mental coach

[@egulich]

I’ve never heard a crowd this loud in a finals

[@Арчи-д5т]

Which tells that it's the only final you watched.

[@dorothysmith3205]

That means that you've never watched any of Federer and Nadal's final matches then. At least I believe that you are a newcomer to Tennis 😅😅

[@frankfrank8449]

Strepitoso Jannik ❤❤❤

[@joelariasdiaz6991]

Can someone beat Sinner at a tie break??? He seems to be always at top gear and He feel comfortable playing at ridiculous pase from the base land! Also He is one of the best moving around the court. In order to turn the point in his way the rival has to risk to much and that translate in many errors on top of that Sinner has great serve. Is extremely difficult to beat!

[@fxsignal1830]

see you at ATP Finals!💪

[@tonyh4807]

Prediction for 2025: AO: Sinner (cool and dry night sessions) RG: Alcaraz Wimbledon: Sinner (if it never rains or has very little rain), Alcaraz (if theres constant rain delays) USO: Sinner (if its warm and dry) Alcaraz (if its warm and humid) This is based on both players playing their absolute best

[@virummundi2119]

Sinner vs. Alcaraz, the future Federer-Nadal-Djokovic (who will be the third?)

[@adrianam1009]

As per Laver Cup performance, I vote for Shelton,especially the match against Alcaraz called my attention.

[@benthekeeshond545]

Sinner is a very good tennis player and deservingly won the 2024 US Open. But Taylor under-performed.

[@gablan1468]

Underperformed because Sinner didn't let him play his game.

[@RealisticAndTrue]

Well Sinner showed he is best player on hard court, next year will be open war between Alcaraz and Sinner, will be interesting who will try to claim other surffice first. Can Sinner in this form he is at make it to Wimbledon final next year... he was very good in Halle this year

[@spikelee007]

Headline, he’s taking it

[@RealisticAndTrue]

@@spikelee007 We will see, Alcaraz not only won Wimbledon, he defended the title, will be fantastic 2025 season

[@Clemmusicfr]

@@RealisticAndTrue I'm pretty confident about Sinner's chances at Wimbledon if he's healthy next year + he's the last player who have beaten Alcaraz at this tournament in 2022. He'll be on a mission.

[@RealisticAndTrue]

@@Clemmusicfr So will Alcaraz, he has not won australian open, i think he will strike first, 2025 australian open Alcaraz vs Sinner

[@Clemmusicfr]

@@RealisticAndTrue and that's the most interesting part about next season, the new big duel between those 2 champions

[@svevataverna]

Jannik ❤️‍🔥

[@Rishi-y2y]

amazing vid

[@margaritamuller2497]

Grate analisi ❤❤

[@margaritamuller2497]

Jannik ❤

[@izdabombz1592]

Lets me real, he played everyone like they were rec players.

[@christiaanliebenberg5645]

😂 Not quite, but he is is very good!

[@francisfajardo6055]

Thanks Alcaraz for stop this monster few times this year

[@marnix6801]

Yes but Carlos is way more inconsistent.

[@Dior4m]

He is good yes, competition is very weak though :)

[@Benito-on2we]

ritengo che i commenti spiegati nel video siano plausibili

[@edoardoprevelato6577]

Sinner's villain arc is complete.

[@PaqualeRusso-n8g]

4 Years ago my "Thank You" & Congrats to JANNIK SINNER for The great Victory between the Best 8 players in "NEXT GENARATION 2019" In MILAN : ***Thank you very much Jannik for this very important Victory in this very important Torneo ! I see your each match from the torneo of Trento and your Victory ! Continue to be so as you are : Un Bravo Ragazzo , Fortissimo oggi , Campione Domani che lascerà un Segno importante nella storia del Tennis Italiano e Mondiale ! Rimani semplice , naturale e forte come la Gente che nasce tra le nostre meravigliose Alpi ! Un forte abbraccio da un napoletano di 74 anni che ha praticato sports a livello amatoriale ( dal sollevamento pesi , al Judo , dalla vela al Paracadutismo , dal nuoto al trekking e si sente a casa propria sia sulle sponde qui dell' ATLANTICO a Tenerife che quando in compagnia di sua figlia lungo i sentieri di montagna del Karwendel o delle nostre meravigliose Dolomiti ! Grazie Yannick per l'Onore che fai alla tua bella Famiglia , alla tua Gente Altoatesina e a tutti noi Italiani in Patria e sparsi nel Mondo ! Toi , toi ,toi ! Come D'OROTHEA WIERER : Non mollare MAI ! Per sempre a Te grato ! Ciao , pasquale russo **Grazie alla SIga MARIA che me lo ha rinviato **

[@SamCanales30]

Still Carlos, 4 is better than 2. Simple. Gotta keep that same energy we’ve had with Novak over the 2. Let’s not switch up now.

[@monny1815]

I think people are right to point out that Sinner has been better this year. Number of slams is pretty irelevant with current form. Yes Alcaraz had a much better game earlier in his career, which is why he has those 2 slams, but at least this year, the win loss speaks for itself, 55/5 vs 41/9. The whole season should be evaluated, and not only performance in slams. Yes they are the most important tournaments but they're not the only ones, and Alcaraz hasn't shown up at all outside of those 2 slams.

[@angelatanurdzic7508]

Thank you so much for this video. 🤩

[@bokutounoryuoriginal]

Djokovic deserved the Olympics because of his conditions and because that was The only title missing for him. But, Alcaraz could have won that match, he was RG Champion and The favourite and sinner was out. Maybe Djokovic can return tô his great form, but he has to stay 100% full healed tô do só. Wesley have 3 months tô The end of the season. Lets see how the season ends and who will be healthy at the end. A healthy sinner has a great chance of win the ATP FINALS.

[@yaoming-j6g]

No more GS Finals from TF.

[@marcofimiani8568]

Dedicato agli incompetenti somari odiatori di Jannik. Da quando è stato introdotto il format attuale dei tornei ATP nel 1990, solo tre giocatori sono riusciti a concludere un’annata con una percentuale di vittorie superiore al 90% e non è difficile indovinare di chi si tratta: Federer, Djokovic e Nadal - ovviamente. Sinner, al momento, è al 91,7. Non c'è Alcaraz tra questi, dedicato agli estimatori di spaccaracchette e agli haters del nostro. Primo italiano a diventare numero 1 del mondo Primo italiano a vincere lo US Open Primo italiano a vincere due Slam nella stessa stagione Primo italiano a vincere tre Masters 1000 Primo italiano a raggiungere le semifinali di tutti i Major Secondo giocatore più giovane ad aver vinto Australian US Open nella stessa stagione nell'Era Open (dietro solo a Jimmy Connors - 1974) Terzo giocatore più giovane a vincere almeno 23 partite nei quattro Slam stagionali (dietro a Sampras 1993 e Nadal 2008) Terzo giocatore più giovane a vincere Cincinnati e US Open nella stessa stagione nell’Era Open (dopo Roddick 2003 e McEnroe 1981) Quarto tennista della storia a conquistare, nello stesso anno, tanto l’Australian Open quanto lo US Open da quando i due tornei si disputano entrambi sul cemento (gli altri sono Wilander, Djokovic e Federer) Sesto giocatore a superare gli 11000 punti nel ranking, il primo dopo i Fab4 Ottavo giocatore nell’Era Open a raggiungere quota 55 vittorie stagionali con una percentuale di successi superiore al 90%

[@monny1815]

Va bene tutto, ma la maggior parte delle statistiche che hai elencato sono praticamente inutili, bastava ti fermassi alla prima, sono sicuro che puoi benissimo prendere una sfilza di statistiche del genere anche per Alcaraz, che ti ricordo ha vinto Roland Garros e Wimbledon. Poi sul fatto che gli haters dovrebbero stare muti siamo d'accordissimo eh, non pensare che non sia d'accordo, ma non serviva scrivere un papiro pieno di statistiche di precocità inutili per dimostrarlo.

[@Cocotr-q7f]

Sinner Medvedev didn't really go down like that.

[@JackSchneider-r7x]

3:02 What about Zverev?

[@emmanuelokosun7624]

Lmaaooo Zverev always chokes

[@leozebiosthor6242]

I struggle to find Draper 'classy 'after that match point against FAA.

[@Adriana-x8b]

Simply the best❤❤❤

[@guyzer7006]

He did not need help or much else..he out played FAA

[@adrianam1009]

I was like that, but his game level made me turn the page.

[@John-c3u9o]

Sinner will have to beat Alcaraz in a Grand Slam Final or Semi to really convince people he's the no. 1 and not Alcaraz.

[@kingston4313]

There will always be a cloud on sinner, regardless if hes clean.

[@PriscillaLee-x7d]

Stay doping energy, so shame on Sinner. He will win the Paris Master also with it

[@dejansobajic1806]

once dust settles Sinner will realize what a fool he is! very sad story!!

[@allenzhang9900]

yep he is the best, big 3 are all trash

[@adnansikandar]

lets just hope he does not test positive again for "ILLEGAL " substance ahahahah

[@lizzygordon1380]

Sinner tested positive 2 and no one knew I hope everyone is treated the same. Way

[@billiey36]

Anybody else notice that the fanboy cult shows up immediately after a Sinner video is posted? They are actually being notified and sent out by their cult leader to repeat their mantra over and over. They'd predictable and boring and don't have any facts to share...just fantasies about the player that lives in their minds rent free. 🤣

[@sanjay-ul8lch]

These toxic Djokovic fan girls are unbearable they should be banned . There is one lunatic Djokovic boot licker who calls jannik as lighter version of Berdych and suggest if Djokovic was younger Jannik wouldn't win games against Djokovic .

[@sanjay-ul8lch]

Djokovic fangirls are terrible

[@bdleo300]

Jannik DOPER

[@billiey36]

bdleo300 boring fanboy from the cult

[@EJohnD-ou9ss]

Yep he’ll always have an asterisk on any title he “wins.”

[@billiey36]

@@EJohnD-ou9ss To haters. And that means nothing.

[@vishvavora]

Alcaraz is levels above sinner. Alcaraz will win atleast 3 slams next year

[@epsilonbeta4877]

"Levels above" Sinner never loses against Van de Zandschulp tho

[@ankevanzyl1982]

I'm very biased when it comes to Carlos!!! I absolutely love him!!!! 🎉🎉

[@massimogermano3722]

without this fake doping process Sinner would have already made a Grand Slam

[@rickrivers2021]

Peak Alcaraz vs Peak Sinner, Alcaraz wins but not by a large margin. But Alcaraz isn't as consistent. He won't win three majors next year and he won't be world number 1 either. Sinner is too consistent

[@casafretyna4102]

No he's not. As a neutral id say Sinner is better than Carlitos, apart from his body which breaks down too easily.

[@MarK-ly2ml]

💉💉💉💉💉💉💉💉💉

[@EJohnD-ou9ss]

😂 I have to find the needle emoji NOW. So funny and too true!! 😅

[@ozik1912]

Because he gave the best excuse for doping?

[@Bhavik630]

Alcaraz is srill the best player.. he has wom slams on all three surfaces and also has a better h2h record against Sinner..

[@biljanadokic9702]

SINER CHEATER,MISTER DOPING, WADA CHEATER...😮😮😮😮

[@robertopalma3518]

Are you Djoker's fan??? Shame he's done... Now change sport and fo

[@EJohnD-ou9ss]

They allowed his cheating to protect the image of the sport…shame. 🙄

[@MMerlyn91]

Congrats to him, now all tennis players should try to get illegal substances in their system, then come up with some ridiculous childish story to cover up and then point at him as precedent, I'm sure Sinner fans will fall for that too, lol.

[@profan10]

I see, so you are one of the childish trolls who said that Sinner is doped. Grow up please

[@MMerlyn91]

@@profan10 Cry more.

[@kevinsagastume4859]

@@MMerlyn91 actually you are crying probably because Sinner is still heavily supported by his fans and what you say has no substance because you don't have facts to back it up.

[@MMerlyn91]

@@kevinsagastume4859 I do but they won't matter to brainwashed people like yourself, you'll keep screeching and crying so keep crying.

[@billiey36]

That illegal substance that was so low it wasn't performance enhancing and only appeared twice in an 8-day period...never before or since? That one? You know all slam players are tested, right? You didn't hear of any failed tests, did you? Cry some more. Sinner won fair and square.

[@megantheranpillay699]

Drugs man drugs…don’t put in ur body….will eventually get caught….preferintial treatment

[@harlan5102]

Tainted win, doesn’t matter what the experts say about his negative results, the damage is done and will follow Sinner for the rest of his career!

[@guyzer7006]

Hardly…a blip…he’ll go on to win many more trophies with or without your opinion and support!!

[@distico]

For me it's case closed already. Also at his 20th GS who's going to still think about Indian Wells 2023. Remember that Novak uses hyperbaric chambers and tried to cheat to enter AO, nobody talks about it anymore

[@Арчи-д5т]

@@distico nobody? everyone lies, like you just did. as to Sinner the cheater, he won 2 slams failing 2 tests same year. he can win 100 slams, but the only thing that everyone would remember is him being Lance Armstrong 3.0

[@dungtruong4036]

@@Арчи-д5тcase closed, we only remember Jannik as a calm, respectful and number one player in the world.

[@easylisteningmusic7505]

​@@Арчи-д5тOnly few haters of Sinner who happen to be Novak fans will remember that incident but the world will remember him as one of the best tennis players of all time after the big 3.

[@Арчи-д5т]

And everyone knows how he achieved that 💉💉💉💉☝🏻🤥

[@epsilonbeta4877]

You are gonna suffer a lot in the next 10-15 years. Jannik will be a nightmare for you guys :)

[@becausemiro]

You mean that billionth of a gram, that they found in March, lasted him through September? Sure, sure. Cause he never got tested after that, right? 😂😂

[@SNAZINS]

sure buddy

[@Арчи-д5т]

@@epsilonbeta4877 nightmare is having a face of tennis that has the same number of failed tests as slams he won the same year.

[@Арчи-д5т]

@@becausemiro if it's so innocent, then why was he fined and deducted points?